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Onions sit at the heart of so many meals. Soups, stews, sauces, roasts, grills. Most of them begin with that simple step: chop an onion and get it sizzling. In this Onion Growing Masterclass, we walk with Ben through every stage. We start with tiny seeds. We look at easy onion sets. We move through […]
Think of this week’s episode as your entire vegetable year in fast-forward – one compact walkthrough so you can hit play in January and feel confident right through to December. Ben’s 2024 garden gave us the perfect roadmap, so this video (and this summary) pulls together all the best bits: what to do when, what […]
Eisenia fetida, the red wiggler worm, is the tiny livestock that never sleeps. It eats what many of us throw away and turns it into rich, dark castings that feed soil and plants. In homes, schools, and farms across the United States, this little worm powers worm bins, manure systems, and compost projects that run […]
Step into almost any serious succulent collection and one plant always steals the show. A tiny starfish bloom sits on top of a spiky green mat, and in the center is a glossy ring that looks exactly like a gummy candy. That wild little plant is the lifesaver cactus, Huernia zebrina, and its cousins in […]
Tomato plants are the classic American backyard crop. We tuck them beside the porch, in raised beds, on patios, even on balconies. A ripe tomato still warm from the sun tastes like summer itself—sweet, bright, and a little bit wild. In this guide, we’ll walk through how to grow strong, productive tomato plants in the […]
This week at Aaron’s arboretum feels big.We filled baskets with food from the garden.We set nine new maple trees into the ground.We flew the drone and saw the whole property from the sky. In other words, the dream is turning into a real, living place.Tree by tree.Row by row.Shot by shot. You and I are […]
Growing Rhodophiala from bulbs feels simple and calm. These little plants do not ask for much. They forgive a missed watering. They forgive a less than perfect soil. In other words, they fit real life. They belong to the amaryllis family, but they stay small. Gardeners sometimes call them dwarf amaryllids. That means they keep […]
(Your friendly, dirt-under-the-nails garden-nerd guide to protecting your plants) There’s something peaceful about digging in your garden, seeing sprouts push through the soil, watching bees visit blooms. Until you notice little ant trails snaking through your plants. Tiny piles of dirt. Suddenly, your garden feels less calm and more compromised. Ants in the garden aren’t […]
